A seemingly off-the-cuff remark by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau morphed into a scornful segment on one of U.S. President Donald Trump's favourite TV shows Tuesday just as the prime minister heads to the U.S. in hopes of selling Canada's virtues stateside.

Fox and Friends was among the mainstream media outlets that seized on a surprising exchange between Trudeau and a woman at a town hall event, an interaction that's since spun out to become a subject of global ridicule on the right side of the political spectrum.

The woman was going on about the need for more support for religious organizations and said maternal love was key to changing the future of mankind. At that point, Trudeau interjected, cheerfully telling her, "We like to say peoplekind, not necessarily mankind. It's more inclusive."

The remark was warmly received by both the woman and many others in the audience, but when footage of the exchange surfaced Tuesday, it drew withering condemnation from social and mainstream media.

Prominent British TV broadcaster Piers Morgan called Trudeau a "Chief PC Plonker," accusing him of killing off mankind. Australian columnist Rita Panahi called him the "Kim Kardashian of political leaders; an all-style, no-substance himbo with all the depth of a puddle."

If mankind is offensive and not inclusive, then isnt maternal love similarly non inclusive? Shouldn’t he have scolded her about maternal love as well, as being offensive to all people in a child’s life who aren’t the mother?

No doubt the salad-tossing coupons he keeps in the glove compartment of his taxpayer-funded limo are printed in both official languages. This feminized, beta-male cuck is a flagrant example of what happens when an air-headed teenage girl lives inside a little boy’s body.

This is from the CBC, part of Canada’s Deep Liberal State. The CBC runs on 1.1 billion dollars from taxpayers, and is known for running conspiracy theories on the twin towers around every Sept 11, and anti-Christian documentaries around Christmas. They are the unofficial spokesmen of the Liberal Party of Canada.

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